For amusement I used IfoEdit to change the region code on a burned DVD to region 2.
My region 1 players rejected it and my region 0 player accepted it - as I expected.
I was surprised that WMP played it ok on the PC as my burner is a regular RPC-2 unit.
I don't have a commercial region 2 disk to compare, but wonder if there is another location on it that would be honoured by the burner.
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Erm... How did you manage to change the region code on a burned DVD?
Do you mean that you ripped the DVD onto your hard drive, then changed the region code then burned it again to another disc? -
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